Schools How is it being a high school teacher in USA

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High school teaching in the U.S. involves navigating various responsibilities, including lesson planning and classroom management. Many teachers emphasize the importance of understanding the curriculum and student needs. Resources for high school physics textbooks are available online, which can aid in familiarizing oneself with the syllabus. For college teaching, a Master's degree from India may be sufficient for positions at community colleges, although a Ph.D. is typically required for university-level teaching. There are opportunities for research fellowships and assistantships, but specific requirements may vary by institution. Overall, exploring available positions and understanding the educational landscape is crucial for aspiring educators.
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Hello. I have heard many things about high school teaching in USA schools. I would like to know if any of the high school teachers can please guide me how is it to be a high school teacher in school in US. Also if at all I want to knw abt the syllabus are the physics high school and secondary textbooks available online which i can refer to.

Also can I go for college teaching if I have done my Masters from India. Is any special exam needed for college teaching? Or if there is any scope of research fellowship/assistantship possible.

Please do guide me. Thank you
 
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usually you would need a phd in order to teach collge physics however I have heard that some community colleges wil take masters students.
 
hey thanx, well i referred to the sites and did find out that community colleges may hire postgraduates. Now let's see m searching out for all opportunities and find out one as career.
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